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Mmmm, thats a naughty bit of whataboutery, I shall have to keep an eye on you :) My guess is you are a landlord? I will just point out politely that youve avoided accepting the loss of council houses was not due to RTB policy originally floated by Labour but Thatcher preventing councils...

The real problem is wealthy people increasing their assets whilst the workers and the govt lose assets. Property in the UK is a major vehicle for doing that. Lowering barriers for landlords would not solve the problem as it would increase demand

You seem to have overlooked a vital detail: Thatcher prevented councils from building new houses. So it wasn’t the right to buy policy that was the problem but the net loss of council properties…but I’m sure you know that

the U.K. does have a serious problem with wealth inequality. So a bit of redistribution isn’t a bad thing The wealthy have massively grown assets over the last decade, assets that have been gained from the workers and the govt, it’s the reason this country is such a mess As for tax rises...

maybe not, but the wealthy can have a great deal of influence on our daily lives, the poor cant fiddling Mrs Jones out of £50 , is not as destructive as billionaires using their wealth to influence political policy have a look at the Institute of Economic Affairs and Tufton street...

Without knowing your setup it’s hard to know what to advice Personally the exterior joinery paints I like are: Remmers, Mightin and Teknos. I have used Morrells Omnia in the past, but preferred Teknos. What sort of issues are you having? If it’s peeling due to the winter curing problem...

only about £644m difference

theres a rumour going around that Keir Starmer deliberately allowed Wishy Sunk to keep lying about the £2000, let it be officially refuted and then use it as an attack line for the rest of the campaign, calling him dishonest. it does seem convenient that a letter has suddenly appeared in the...

I don’t think you would get a clear answer: Some would say lean more to the right, some more to the left

Yes I agree, Starmer should have killed it off, but he didn’t. I doubt the debate moved the dial at all, so Labour still stay 20pts ahead. I think Starmer needs to work on winding Sunak up and making him more and more tetchy….because that’s not a good look.

Sunak got away with loads of lies. Starmer should’ve been allowed to address the £2000 lie, in fact he should’ve stopped the debate until he exposed the lie https://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2024/jun/05/general-election-labour-conservatives-sunak-boris-johnson-tv-debate-tax-plans-d-day...

1st TV debate tonight. 9.00pm I will have my glass of red wine ready and I shall be delivering it to my lips every time I hear the word: "delivering"

why would you want people to think Russia was communist or socialist? Its not a great sales pitch Communism as its name implies, is about everything being owned by the community....the Russian leaders conveniently forgot that part of the deal

although Russia has never been a communist nor socialist country the definition is a: "social organization in which all property is owned by the community" Russian forgot the small matter of handing it to the community

it is worth understanding tip sizes to airless spraying in simple terms they are usually designated ike this 4-11 5-13 5-17 the first number is the angle eg 40 deg 50 deg etc the second number is the orifice size in thous I used to use a 4-11 tip for spraying joinery, but for emulsion on...

You only need 3 word slogans to run the country: get brexit done stop the boats take back control oven ready deal wrong wrong wrong build back better sometimes even just 2 word slogans: levelling up extra education seems a waste

I believe Conservatives have had 7 new growth plans in the last 14 years. “Our last plan didn’t work, but please vote for our shiny new plan, it’ll come good this time”

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I can’t imagine many small c conservatives feeling the Conservatives since 2019 represents them. I appreciate you are taking a pragmatic view and looking to vote Labour despite not being your natural home. I think an awful lot of traditional conservatives are feeling they can’t vote for the...

I wish that was true, I really do Farage was instrumental in brexit it was UKIP that got Cameron to include the referendum as a manifesto pledge it was the brexit party that pushed the Tory party to an even harder brexit since 2019 weve had right populist in power governing by gaslighting...